More Regulations and Legislation Features

  1. Wellington Meets Changing Compliance Requirements While Building Community Trust 1/13/2022

    The Town of Wellington has experienced significant growth over the past decade. The utility is working to build trust and exceed resident expectations for their drinking water, with a focus on continuing to meet compliance mandates.

  2. 5 Steps To Decide What Contaminant Detection Equipment Fits Your Needs 6/7/2016

    Contaminants are a fact of life for food manufacturers, making contaminant detection a necessity.  This five-step process is one way to calculate the payback of purchasing contaminant detection systems.

  3. How Ozone Generators Effectively Remove 1,4-Dioxane From Water Supplies 8/10/2022

    This white paper shows how ozone can be used for the safe, effective removal of 1,4-dioxane from water. 

  4. Get Ahead, Stay Ahead: What You Need To Do Before and After The LCRR/I October Deadline 7/10/2024

    This webinar will give you the essential knowledge and strategies to meet the upcoming LCRR/I deadline and maintain compliance in the future.

  5. Loveland Takes Guesswork Out Of LCR Requirements 5/1/2020

    The City of Loveland’s Water Utility has served customers for decades, proudly bringing water “from snowy caps to Loveland taps.” When the Lead and Copper Rule went into effect in the early 1990s, it was labor-intensive to find a pool of people in the correct tier to complete the sampling.

  6. Metal Detectors And X-Ray Inspection Systems: What You Need To Know

    Learn how to kick the product inspection challenges of product and package effect to detect foreign objects and contaminants, keep consumers safe, and protect your brand image.

  7. Three Categories Of Sustainability 5/1/2015

    Nearly 4.7 billion gallons of water were saved in 2013 alone through installation of Badger Meter water utility solutions.

  8. What's Next: LCRI Compliance And Unknown Management For Water Systems 10/31/2024
  9. Full Scale Installation: Village Of Antioch, Illinois 8/13/2012

    Located just south of the Wisconsin border in Lake County, Antioch is a historic community with nearly 14,000 residents. WRT has installed and put into operation two new Z-88® Radium Removal systems in order to lower the amount of radium in the water to a level below the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) requirements, ensuring that the community has safe drinking water.

  10. Z-92® Uranium Treatment Process - City Of Grand Island, Nebraska Case Study 8/9/2012

    A uranium and gross alpha radionuclide removal pilot study was conducted for the City of Grand Island, Nebraska on their South Basin water supply. Naturally occurring radionuclides in the Grand Island’s raw water source exceed the current Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCL’s) for uranium and gross alpha.